Prorate

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Prorate refers to the allocation or distribution of a cost, income, or expense proportionally over a specific period or among various accounts. This method ensures that financial figures are accurately represented according to the time or usage involved. A prorater is responsible for executing this allocation, ensuring equitable distribution. Prorating is commonly applied in scenarios like rent, insurance, or subscription services.

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